alexlafroscia

These are the questions that can serve as a guide for the interview. You don't have to religiously adhere to them, though, so feel free to skip any or even come up with others you'd like to answer.

The easiest way for me to compose the interviews would be for you to fork this gist, add your name and your answers to the questions (right below each question) and send me the link to your gist.

Alex LaFroscia

1. Could you introduce yourself in a few sentences?

My name is Alex LaFroscia, and I am a Front-End Infrastructure engineer living in Pittsburgh PA. I have worked on teams using Ember.js since 2012, from big names like Netflix and Google to little start-ups. These days I work remotely full-time for a company called Movable Ink, based in New York City.

alexlafroscia

import Ember from 'ember';
import { task, timeout } from 'ember-concurrency';

function asyncComputed(...deps) {
  let taskFn = deps.pop();
  let fn = task(taskFn).restartable().toFunction();
  return Ember.computed(...deps, function() {
    let args = deps.map(dep => this.get(dep));
    return fn(...args);
  });

alexlafroscia

{
  "app/adapters/*.js": {
    "command": "adapter",
    "template": [
      "// export default DS.{capitalize}Adapter.extend();",
    ]
  },

  "app/components/*.js": {
    "command": "component",

alexlafroscia

You've got files in a git repo and you want them on a static server. Here's how it's done using a Mac Mini:

1. Set up your local repo

    $ mkdir marketing && cd marketing
    $ git init
    $ echo 'Hello, world!' > index.html
    $ git add .
    $ git commit -am "init"